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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
WIS re EArALLY oLUg4gD By 4 POLICEMAN

WAS he FATALLY CLUB8BD BY 4 POLICEMAN
Coroner Levy was called to the Roosevelt Hospital
Yesterday to take the ante mortem statement OF Valen
tine Minlkel, age twenty-five OF No 252 West Twenty
eighh-s who presented himself al the hospital In tho
morning suffering from Injuries which ne said ne re-
esyel az the hands OF policeman Ho made the follow
ing statement:
ASH was leaving Central Park Tuesday at p M 10y
The West Ninety second policeman whom did
not know approached and without wort Of warning
with the right side IN the Tenn OF inc
liver He 4 blue uniform. was dazed By The OOr
aua the thrtst station ot The elevated
road was perseilf sober at The time went home out
could sleep for suffering.
At the Twentysrh street Precinct Police Station IL
was learned that the night In question Officer Michael
Iober was post at sh ave. and Ninety-secOnd,sL
where the alleged clubbing occurred Lober yesterday
went 10 Roosevelt Hospital and was taken before
MinlKel. who. however, was unable TO identity him. lie
positively de MED all knowledge of the Clubbing The
doctors OF the hos pitsl that Mnike cannot I'VE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
HEtrY IMPORTS OF IROy AVID sTEEL


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.-The bulletin of the
Amercln Iron aud Steel Association in commenting
the state OF imports aud exports OF the United
States tor the fiscal year 1887, ended on June 80
last, says:
The figures relating to imports OF iron and steel
have never been exceeded in magnitude except IN tie
bscsl year 1880. Tho total imports in 1887 were
nearly 100000 tons groater than In 1888 aud 1896
united Iu 1857 We imported l,J24. GOA gross tons,
against 1,445,94l tons in 1858 aud 1885 Our i'm
ports VI iron ore Ia 1857 also larger than in both
1880 and 1sS6, amounting In 1887 10 l,l4I ia
gross TONS against .l27 l13 tons in 1889 and $685.
The ioTeiga value OF tie above imports in the fiscal
year 1887 amounted to $42. ,5S5. but to this
toreien cost must be added the cost OF freight and ia
surnnce. the duties aud brokers' profits, making n
probable addition OF 80 per to the above figures,
making a total OF about St3, 600 900 a. the actual
cost 10 people o. ono years imports of iron and
stee ID must bs noted, too that the figures we give
do no. include imports OF machinery. firearms and
other manufactures OF iron and steel, the value of
winch IL given would very considerably increase
last wears contribution to the ron and steel nufae
turers OF Great Britain and the Continent.
tnTbe extraordinary increase in imports OF iron
end steel the last fiscal year was noticeable IN the
fret halt oil the yeas. from July TO Deconber 1855,
bu, IL has been post marked In the ast months.
from January to July, 1857. fhe total imports Of
iron and steel in the first six months OF 1887
amounted to 960.Ss9 tons. which Was very much
than the imports in the last six months OF lnoo
We regret 10 esy thst We do not see a0y slens 81
smaller importation OF iron and steel ia the last SIX
months of the year than took place IN the nrst
nentha The total imports OF iron in the frsf
sx months Of 1887 amouated 10 6OO,s26 gross tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
pupoprAY FINANCIAL MARKETS

oxpox Au~ IN -i2.3O m.-coisois lol 9l6 tor Ootn
money aud ths account United states Four Per Cent
efe,t Wesern first NOR gage trustees certncatS - %
do second gage 10 Canadian PAfihc o.
da Second C,ousss lO2i< Illinois CentrA lzt 81
common SAL; Ncw.York CsntriL li2Si fehPy"s">'
81 =. Reading. 2Sss- -. ,..,.. n, q fras,,
30 cent the scconnt~ H.. .,o.t Mills 4. q
Te rate OF discount market TOT SHOT. os
mar cent amt for three months bills Is 2s per cent
Ptrst Norfszre Trustees Certificates tbsi .~hsn -,
Ne So /. Eria 3ll Panl Common. ~ o. NO." io'AN
trel. ll2s. Realms. 3sfs -. ,..,,, =, Al francs
PaTis adyloss llD5o Three Par S'as 'sSAS'' 90 -
5. centiinss Tor tho accounk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

On the Produce Excnangs today the Butter m.rses va,
l2c. per del
Aug fSIS nas p sn0ns So 10
s RED So Pc ' kss.p IS
S Cor s Sn:. M1s7 sn.r
PORK arg aTS'T az g Is s sp asa,:
Rio. ssis4 Short clear 50 s7n whl..oy was active
s :' "a ai:4:S fsss se 'sf
choice Oary 22c Eggs s.a loc arm n. S% small
- 10 sssao rscsinr a S. 1885 40 RE-
e' fsS, lSTS as. Aas sr@.r Red 90
bid 49,. Corn strong No. Mixed 4Sc oid-.oats strong
xmw.Ukx. Aug Io.1r.Gr quiet 49,: Wheat Ss; higher Ugh
tE S den for ne Tai: 20 hscv
). Ssi9.s
Is hsf, .is.y; irf s.e.,.i.
Gnss: o sa'%: Wheat 10000 Ousn Barley 1905
nsIsI-Fioar $4,000 soA wheat sa'r. SAr'T noae
PHILADELPHIA. Aug Io-Flsur. demand slow and meat
prices ps .SSiaTy sassTan. 81
DO do s. sosss 70: rs.o.v,a 20 FANNY - soS
f.m 9 Gear e; 40 sr :.
Ssar = $ s' rs S'@ !:
90 s,. :. :. - s.s.s
g - sv: sc: Js.
for far to s.samOrs eaotss az 81 7G
s.Ssr higher 3; .@s
fresh 80 Rel IN EXPORT ses.g 30 do oeoosr
Al &c DO sossmSsr market strong
s M1sa N srsn depot MI.d for August
&C. 20 S Tor do er Nos.aser
Sas. receipts oc. trai: DEMAND and T:s Of
SIS Sf y. hss @s. VS." ss s9 &C.
Do ch.cs sac White short ' W,;: 5tss
Tss1. SaOssa Earle. Ssi: .es rUars So
No. 2 Whit. AusGM 34S sS4ac; do September %4s''e'
October %s No %g T re-" as.
6S 81 70 36 Pennylvan. jersey per 'ass
PROVISIONS nrr Beet Ciry Family per OBJ 81 So@.T cS
P;s.., Z, s5 1sSs: 3d. Bee: s
sS,,T 81 :. go IS s,%:
%s'i err. S''-@:.s a.'i
Sasss P os S :s.n.1yan a raf rt. ai
sS%s Western. n'T ar:
3 1s. asi css steady srssu1':s
6 sS 81 Ms.s S's 800 g
ss Oar. s AZ 200 Op bush Shipments
%ss.. 81 600 .asn 1890 SusA oat. $500 bush
'Ss. and ss e s..1 sass
sss g. rod p' esss ss'e. sssi.aG:i oSs closing
Ss'; S..h 's ss.ss &saa
ss sspts.D.S s''ns 80 os,sser s ssS
Sss:.' TSs:s1 81 co.
& s.s:.r sia
s;' s :s:s.r, !: g. ps q c ..'s
s.s .s: $ s i:
=. ooS susn os,s ST. 900 susn rye wSssi bush
S Sa:s 2oooo oash osis 5000 push Rye 0a'a'
Barley LOCO
~. 1ots.S P:s:"s ss a;
corn n sctiys and steady October - ~ Sovern
az Hsss@ber q .Rsceips-wseas " 10Y 1usc
S g 200 S;o.a Cos: COO Oats 1000 saih
prrsosr Aug lo-whsas $780, ws.ss sssa ocss
H Sss'c - Cors Cash AA rc.. .osse-ns 9Stc, "a
9wsS. 500 Rscsipss-whsas s7<oo sasA Corn A"'s"S
lush Data S.3co oush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
THE yEW INSPECTORS SWORN IN
BOTH MEN SAY THEY ARE WELL PLEAsED-NoT SO
TAMMANY HALL

BOTH MEN SAY THEY ARE WELL PLEAsED-NoT so
TAMMANY HALL
Police Iuspector Alexander g. Williams ssunte-ed into
Police Headquarters bright and carly yesterday morn
Ing Superintendent Murray had just arrived Mt his
Office and was preparing greet and congratulate the
new inspectors Captain wliamss last official duty as
captain OF the Nineteenth Precinct was to present
charges against two patromen of his old precinct who
were to be tried for neglect OF duty After bis testimony
had been given, Commissioner Voorhis, VINO was Pre
ing at the trial. Williams on his pomoon
and added; "I voted for you and captain comm pe
cause believe that would fill these omcos as Ao 40
YOU have those you have Just held Williams then went
befor. Chief Clerk Kipp and WAS duly sworn In on we'll
worn Bible registered his name In large bold hand
Inspector Conlin arrived short time aterward from
Morohes L. L. where word had been sent to BIN OF MS
After he mad taken tho oath both inspect
ors entered at on their new duties, receiving In
sructions from superintendent Murray Sergeant Ryan
was placed In charge OF the City Hall squad Captain
Reilly had been appointed to Wiliamss former precinct
Sergeant sheehan remains charge of Conns precinct
Inspector ConIiu expressed himself rs well
pleased at the result and said to TRIBUNE reporter
that he was quite satisfied and nothing further to
say about it have nothing to complain Of" said In
been left OF course expected the contest would be
hard ONE a h,n mas nave saoed nSySine when the
fight Is quite willing TO take what comes wnen
know all has been fair and have done all that cou
There is one thing though in which the papers seem to
have been under misrepresentation NY recoru o,
twenyone years service shows eighteen charges against
me oil which ten been dismissed three have fe
suited in reprmsnds and three others In eighteen days
fine"
Both the new inspectors the recipients OF many
congratulaory letters from their friends. aud among
those to Conn were several from ellknown members
of the County Democracy. Tammany Hall, 1t was said,
is not at all joyful the result and Com
missioner Porter Its representative In the iohce
BOARD is regarded as an entire failure Commissioner
Voorhis. is credited with n master stroke which gives
him the key OF the situation. without MS VOC no ap
pOIntments conld have been made. General Porter
re- 10 vote for Williams and Commissioners French
slider any name 10 Wiliiamss place IL stated yes
tsrday that informal meeting had been held between
commissioners Voorhs, french and McClaye on mon
dsv al which Voorhs consented vote with them. His
or giua choice It was said Captain Smith. OF the
nsnertor In case an agreement could not bo reached
with regard 10 Williams and Conn. As result u ia
believed the Democratic patronage Will no" DC con,
troled BY Mr. VOorhs and the County Democracy Will
be in the ascendant. General Porter and Isinmany
Hall likely 10 be left much OF the time out In the cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
YOUy0 YAoHrSnEy MISSING.

BosroN, Aug. 10 tSpecall. Much anxiety is felt by
the parents OF George A. Sears and James f. Howes,
IT.. ages nineteen and twehty-one respectively OF
Dorchester who about two weeks ago started on
cruise along the north shore ia the Yacht Merle intend
ing TO 20 "a FAR a. Bar Harbor. The young men ex-
pected TO be gone only week or ten DAYS aud up 20
In, end of that time no nxiety was Felt by their
parents as both we're accustomed to sailing and Dung
Sears had spent most OF his vacations in that way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
Observation-Disclosures ZOE srYDArKOPK

RETAIL DEALERS ARRESTED FOE sUyDA 7 Work
PIfrsBuRG, Aug. 10 tSpeciall.-The il-ieeling
he .ween the Law aud Older League and the Retail
Dealers Protective alton increases each day.
The war mas been extended 10 the towns OF Braddock
and McKeesport. Twenty business men OF the former
Mace were arrested at The instance OF Agent Wshsr
OF the league charged with selling on Sunday and
each was held 10 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11


Increase ss4 600 wheat Decrease 100000 BUSH
In British India atCalcutta points supplies
being withhsd wsnE Tue iuT.n e n s p. , o.
The rainfall At Bombay Sss Dosn % M Wheat rom
the week ended AasGsS ISL gsre roooO. oasa
and 10000 bushels for week EARN @o 'Sn s 80 200
per report va ssTss. r AM pr s7
S S a,a l:i $751; 'S have been
M sa I'D SHsss' ooooo Isss
probable hs eLpqrs rom . lnaa lsss %
"I TSS f frsaeh wheat crop preliminary
@ no 900 1ussel. Tor the crop Of
%. On SS, @ 0 An wheat
for the 10. year, from 1870 TO lsS9 oae
&TsTsss export. same period Ia4SIs bushels: and
Ss rs. IL Il. a sOutS
the West and The Centre nnesT S.s,s IN.
Norih som. parts the satpa' OF tho NUM-
bsen laid oy local rans
new stock moving Light
Gu al are ea.y Hay Soc PSI 90
No 1880 80 esS7os. SeI rsar ~ Rs. SOsSSs
shG 80 49, os wore OF buh character to-day
material reduction In crop IN I'll.
Plies or.rsd rather %oss IN 10 The
bIity OF esumates American osk 80 s
iSc Co. 1885, loc nssiu 3s1s raesn. S'. 49,
fria' sSIOe rS.:ss1s ss casn s,:' q
AssEsBoling stock continues nominal the basis
of Is &c. for 500 tesL
MISUNDERSTANDING steady and more active at decline
20 3nc .not 22 60 % 65c futures On nrst call 70
tons October the Exchange At 22 10 tons
her ~ 7uc second ALL 10 tons NovemDot - ooe
STEADY closing r spot no 70 sp Of SPOT
and rs futures eadouet At <e' 2@A'oc' SPe'''
-Nom nal at Ii5e46oc.
NAVAL sTOREs-A still further reduction IN values Of
spirits Terpcntlne was made to-day TO &c Iss ,sli,nr
able and 100 eo: .,sr e pKet Sales 900 bills
good ST. 05 asl 10 STRAINED 81 20 20 si M
y y < ~ " o. ~
oiLsco,tou..ea selling moderately from day TO- day n but
mer Yellow Cottousscd quoted az a 20 ouo.a.a ..r
Gstoasssa; crude Ss Tsis se sS@n.r '1 @sis.
;s..e. coo.asa. shsss . g.sss iSs
L 4%: sr. aaS S MAX. ' S. s5s soS:
ss :n. psyss. 81 1884, sss .l..I
s.aeaea winter f3sibe.: Whale crude ssgtee1 S,s
natnrai winter $50: blsachsd wlne SEC 7Se en-
&c q o, sos sSif f.s SasssS
OCEAN PRETGHTs-raken altceether ths mo.eIent ma
6s, .eay bat ,ss steam 1900 bush grain
private LvsrgSS ;. s eS6 ss grain 20 ps.
s,n' IN ,RsqTf ship
Srs f,,T orders Baltimore. steamer i2OV qrs IS
xH;.srB e. S GPFs S5Sfl: fT sTi
henco steamer. 5000 ooa renned IN oas On
nss ns ase Ssan or
brush bark. TO- 900 bbA refined Ahtvefp hrsmsn u
dssSs s.ne. an Italian bari. Shi' crude
RoaeS hsncs British bark sooe so' eruds ~ 90 o. ssd
Hoss Kong hsnce Is 900 refined y pS East inass
hence British ship $4,000 eases rsansa prT.ss IA
sA
sss.a sg,s from s rs.s e.
aud pack sars lump ,aI ,,,u... accumulated In raw
suGAE s.,s ra a,nu ls AZ %
I9.l6e. for Far Renning SIoo ~ w. ''s' @en'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

FLOUR AND MGAL-FLoUR-The dealings we're again
duct atGosh al graSes assclsd fair a%SuRs ,S Of
feeling generally steady sales 900 bSl.. Iaclualpg
IL o9S . y Nh Nm y S. 3 o. % s s sSs
g 90 e. seJ w. s91 Wheat Gn sfi Sa 90
I: Se.d 50 oosst IS To- GOOD e Gsoics ~: IA;
IL; % . sale, vt g5' issoe ssIs for .ip.r
sisa g y'9sy
EIfra state 50 .mnsn % Good Extra ws.tsri
9ss csne no to Sar G,.r. OHIO loss4 o. Gc.s
sey s. i.s' g sSs o. E Rys Asa.
S.1 &is., o ss,s co. c s IN g s.
a for T GScst s1
SS isfiSSi. s. c's q ;ss s "a, %
hlri Y 81 o. 's and
40 I0 supeSns at g. s. SsS 90 Co io N isa
Brandy win. al s27Sss2 s..
higher danss on corn 1r,V was r.b sns
,oTe faHss the bear ss%sn Ss Option
Transactions and pretty well dis:
lew inteqSent chsnso co.et arm at near the outside
sRS ': a afasI Gs
use shippers taking $4,000 bushels saes-e 600 bush
s ' 1S :s1OG Sns Sq'ss' h ssS i9sS9s
5 dS TO- sole hsd b. zoe Tor Ola DO dsveoi No
White sss IL Mo Red 30 A9 SsS ccsSs a.
sSs DO osioSsr 81 5s closing do Noss@
s's closing sS sss DO sSas
Ing a &c. DO Fsorgary S,'sSi &c cO RYEDu and
nOmins,..... BARLEY and BARLEY MALr-Dlll and
.CORN-rhs market mai very strohE LOOK w.
DAY tho West based continued bad crop
reports spot lots advanced fully l9G2c per busho sni
left OF 1rm buyers out shippers Deld
aoof stock arrive, cost freight and insurance had
good demand The options made gain oil lhd@c carry
most May delivery Subsequently there was re-
1S o 81 .S:s Speculation 2s @ @
bnsss future bushels spot aud TO arrive Including
Uuefaded atl9G5os.c; No 2 40 &c In store 49,
6O.c. In elevator oil s5l Nc deiiyeredi 6oac ana ~
nomina al do September, 29's a 9Oosc
closing At nc: DO october, 81 e6l &C. closing at olo
do November. 81 e52hc. closing al 62Sc DO Deeember
La Re closfnw al 10.
nominal do Nay, 64ps331c. closing at 65+c...-
OATS-The general market stronger, synPathLins win
the drift lots higher by Fc per oushe
and the dealings were moderate The options .a
amount OF attention and prices are ia &C higher leaving
OF drmy. salesS7ooo0 bushels tnture; 700 bushels
spot including at sic. do. White Bob $50 2c No
3lAsas2c; DO. White SO a56Ici No White Ssc;
Mixed western $3.50: Wsits 10 o'@tic 90,
August $780, closing at 3ls.c do September. ~ "a
32c closing At 81 &c; do October 33sG33<c closing az
33c; do. November cosing.at 3S9c.- Quiet
WaSsrs Private Daily Circular August TO- 1887. New.
q Errnn An 10 ls2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
CLEANLINESS OF THE VISITING CT nDrEN

THERESA, n. Y, Aug. 6.-Qusrtered in many hos
pitable homes IN this pretty hillside village are
twenty-six Fresh Air children, who arrived here on
Tuesday July 26. Theresa bad seen numbers OF these
moor children In previous years, but the return OF
another party. on its annual visit. was not withou
interest to the townsp sople and TIN welcome which
the little ones received they left the cars must have
fully compensated them for the long. dusty and tire
some ride The prime ahd distinctive feature OF this
Marty Law in the TACT that each child had received
sp.cal invitation TO repeat tie vsit made last year,
and the scenes al tie depot we're vi the Character
one might expect j. witness when longparted friends
meet again. The Presbyterian church OF the village
has especially teresed itset in the Fresh Air work,
and il is due to efforts OF the pastor tue Rev. g.
w S. WeDrick. that places hao been provided again
for 40 many OF The children. The Rev. G. g. PerrIne,
of the Episcopal Church, has also been active
worker and presented the claims OF the charity TO
his psrishioners
The children generally leading peaceful quiet
country life, which Is doing wonders III The way Of
restoring health and strength TO little ones actually
worn out by the unceasing rush and restless activity
Of their city and tenement hfe. IL will not be Out OF
place To mention that the hosts universally salts
bed with tho excellent c0uiitiOn OF tue children as
regards physical cleanliness and IN not at all DIM
cult 10 observe that the work OF the medical stan OF
Tur TrIBuNE Fresh Air Fund is being regarded In
tie lisht OF saeguard to the practical Workings Of
the charity Furthermore it II tending TO develop one
e,sential virtue without which he charity would Lose
much of is ehectyonesstbe confidence OF the people
ID the selection of the Flesh AIR Funds benehc RES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

strong disposition sell the August option and conse
auent option the features or the
day represented advances Of 21S points but
with tho Report OF the AZ
weakness noticeable AL along tho
ne final figures representing decline Of IL points on
and OF as points decline on other months SAFES
40 an h.ta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

State bonds were neglected OF city bank stocks
America soI ) at l72ia and Metropolitan t25l at -
otHer sales of city bank stocks in the auction room are
reported below. a., =, -
and figures second IS sold at 80 1894 and closed
90 99i9. Central Of New-Jersey certhcate os were
u higher at 94i2 and the % advanced TO 50 g
Canada second IS were irm At 81 West shore AS were
steady ~ 99sd93ls. New-fork Central deDentuTo os
were p Il at HOP and Pennsylvania 4l2s rose y 10
IOliq. Lake shore second 70 were = higher at l23l9
Chicago and ~ Louis nrsts assented "a higher at
0S aud In demand. indiana, bloomington and Western
~. Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Toledo
q snn Ar G.S and SorS Michigan first: were s %
S9gI. NeTican central As firm At 7ois and the
In comes were e higher a. - Green FAY nnona and
IS were o per cent at 81. Denver and Rio Grands Is
Nerc up aud irm at 797s Teka. and Pacific incomes
were u higher at 52s8524- Atlantic and Pacific In
comes we're nuctuating closing easy at D.
or unlisted securities dealt in at tho stock EIchaaSe
Cotton Seed on certificates sold H4oo At 1922 eS3t
a3I Kingston and Pembroke Iron 400 az -, Mexican
National hl.t, certificates sl0o00l at - and security
Money opened At per cent but ruled easy at 4a4ia
per ce and closei offered at per cent there abso
iut,ly was no demand FOR money after 9clock:
The sub Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
s2sl. 03o and It redeemed 900 trade dollars
M by gains Of s62s54 currency and sll4,6l6 coin.
The days operation: covered: Receipts S1'9t S 81
coin balance sI4s. 75s.l2s.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as folio 49,
EIchansos. ssG.572,isOi balances. s3.s749o7
Tho United states treasury At Washington received
SlA2 900 National bank no es FOR redemption
The customs receipts 81 sos, Ihenernal
revenue pts were 1921. 60l.
The foreign exchanges were dull aud steady AT
unrhangsd ouotations for business as follows: Bank
ers bills s. sl and 81 s3s Ter long and short sier-
Uae re.prctiyeyt 5.23A and 521l4 for francs; 94os
And % for reichnarks; 4ols aud 40As for suilders
In London British copsols firm at lOl GIG for
both money nj account. Money In the open market
was adr easier at 292is per cent for discount or
bankers bills American railways promptly responded
10 yesterdays late improvements In the home markets
aud continued improve during tae day Al Paris
French per cents opened lower at l3o and recovered
TO 81. 50.
eh,uys and Auction Room Limited Adrian AZ. Muller &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
LECTURES IN TIE SEASIDE 4 ssRHBLY.

KEY East. Aug. 10 lSp,el.s,.-At tho Seaside
Assembly. Mrs. Clark closed her lessons on Bible
sharacters with lesson on tho Apostles. Tho Rev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

Bid. Ask Bid ASK
US Al. 1891 reg 100 ITO U z. -gr o.. lsosl29
US lss 1891 .csn. llsslllh u B. tuE os lsS.i.
Us IS 1907 reg .l27 slZShU cur Us. ISIS Isl
u n A.. lssI cssl17 l2sa. w. = cur o. 1890. 1872
4. = CUT lsJJ 1913 tDistC Col osJs ...-IZl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

Flour was QUIET and unchanged Winter Wheat - 80
"a So Spring Wheat So &0Gs % Spring Patents 81 20
% 90
Tho highest cash prices we're as folows-Wheat-No
spriay bSsxc No sprlRe CSC. Ma Hea III Corn
Ma 42c..... Oats-No. 2 70 .Rye-Na Ac....
Barlsv-No nominal. .fiAf sees-So sio4 Puns
Ilnotnv So 20 Mess PORK Sl5 ~. .- Lari-s0 oo:
short n 95 Dry saltsd Shoulders bofoi
IS so Uslr iiis& Dokot 50 20 :: " ns.eN 81 10
psr rallor 49,. SuRar-Cut Loaf ....c.i Granulaea c.
>Lan4l arde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

$50 900 point Ferry Company rt mortgage per cent
.ored boud. November Is 1905 lOllOt2
las shares Beech Creek Railroad 80
40 shares CiEssS National Bank ...---.--------if!
Fire Insurance Company .--..--.l!t2
200 citizens. Fire Insurance Company scrip
shares Hanover Insurance Company
oriental Bank .lSt
10 shares GuapdiIu Fire Insurance Company.
shares Edison Electric Light Company
shares Second Avenue Railroad Company. ~
IS shaIes BANK state Of New YORK